Nance Leads Boston After Losing Weight In AFL Victory
Jim Nance led the Boston Patriots to a 14-3 AFL win over Buffalo, boosting their title chances. Nance gained 109 yards on 12 carries and scored a 65 yard TD, after dropping weight to 236 pounds and vowing to be the league’s best back.
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Cowboys Fly Past Cardinals to Seize Eastern Lead
Dallas crushed St. Louis 31-17 at the Cotton Bowl to take sole possession of first in the NFL Eastern Conference. The Cowboys used three takeaways, two interceptions and a fumble return to derail St. Louis while Terry Nossinger threw for 201 yards for the Cardinals. Don Meredith guided Dallas with 84 passing yards as Dallas dominated with a rapid-fire opening scoring drive and early momentum.
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Bear Bryant’s Tide Claims Near-Title With 31-0 Win
Alabama, 10-0 and the sole major unbeaten, crushed Auburn 31-0 as Bear Bryant pushes for a national crown. Kenny Stabler connected for 163 yards with a 63-yard TD to Ray Perkins, while Les Kelley added two rushing scores. The Orange Bowl awaits, then bowls season, with Notre Dame and Michigan State still ranked ahead.
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Knights Defeat Rams in Recreational Midget Basketball Game
Knights 30 Rams 14 as F Vance leads with 9 points and K Meyerhoeffer adds 7. Scoring by period shows a strong first half. subs include Tate Pharr Lambeth Christian Bundy Adams for Knights while Rams feature T Rogers Hill Meyerhoeffer Byrd and Kearns among others.
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Starr clinches West title race with 20 7 win over 49ers
Milwaukee AP reports Bart Starr led the Green Bay Packers to a 20 7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in brutal wind and ice. Starr completed 13 of 24 passes for 236 yards and a touchdown, setting up another with an 83 yard strike to Carroll Dale on the opening big play.
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Banquet Honors Four Area Football Standouts Tomorrow Night
Four players from North Carolina colleges and high schools will be honored by the American Business Club of High Point at a Sky Room banquet. John Scott of Catawba and Eddie Joyner of Lenoir Rhyne earn Carolinas Conference back and lineman honors, while Mike Hipps of Grimsley and Bryan Peterson of Reynolds win Central 4-A Conference back and lineman honors.
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